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Yes it is very normal. It is due to diphraghmatic irritation due to over eating or swallowing.

Yes it is normal and hiccups are mainly due to diaphragmatic irritation if there is gastric distension preceded by overrating or eating too fast, swallowing air. Usually no treatment is required. For a young child: * Offer small sips of water. * Encourage slow eating .

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That's due to diaphragm muscle irritation Or it can be eating too fast or fear or anxiety while eating Over all this is normal only

Greetings It is completely normal for a four-year-old to experience hiccups a few times a month. Brief episodes occurring every 11 days are usually harmless spasms of the diaphragm muscle. They are typically triggered by eating too quickly, swallowing air, or sudden excitement. These episodes usually resolve on their own within a few minutes without any intervention. You can help by offering small sips of water or encouraging slower eating habits